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Senators ban themselves from prediction markets after candidates bet on own races

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US senators have unanimously banned themselves from trading on prediction markets following the discovery that three congressional candidates had bet on their own campaigns. This move tightens conflict-of-interest rules, ensuring transparency and integrity in political processes. The House is expected to follow suit with a similar resolution.

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